I dont usually comment but as a Kenitra AC (Morocco) supporter i had to explain a few things. I've been been supporting the team since the 90s my father took me to the stadium with him as a toddler and it's the case of everyone from kenitra. I'll give the context of the song and the meaning of the banner. The song actually doesn't just represent our team or our supporters. The song is dedicated to all ultras around the world because ultars are not well seen in by gouvernement and society in almost every country. And the song kinda translates to different communities (not just football supporters) whom might be facing the same struggles in a different context. Helala boys (kenitra ac supporters) have been making albums with anywhere between 8 to 16 chants every year since 2007 in addition to older (before ultra was created) songs that are not documented anywhere and still people to these can sing them and a lot of the songs are not political they are about having fun supporting and loving our team. They came out with this song after they passed a law to ban the entrance to ultras and no form of organized supporting in the stands in all Morocco. The banner says "today 13.12 and forever" so the was December the 13 ( in Europe its DD/MM/YY) which first can be translated to ( we're gonna support you today and forever) and second 1312 in alphabetical order is acab so the banner can also mean " today acab and forever" this game was one of the very first game we played at night ever. 2012 or 2013 can't really remember but i can remember how electrical the atmosphere was in the stands. I gotta also say that since then the ultra have changed their vision. To a more peaceful approach and message, though The goal is still the same freedom for ultras. Unfortunately today the team is in third division due to bad management and financial crisis this past couple years. The supporters are still filling the stands cause the love for our team is truly unconditional. Much love from the east coast to all the tifosi helala boys 💚

Well Done,My Friend. Some pf those fans like The Italians of Napoli( Naples) were AWAY from home. Part 2,please.

The second one were the ultras from Raja FC in Morocco. The Helala boys is what they call themselves.

"90 minutes long, until they are 0-2 behind, leaving a half hour early, nobody who can stop them"

The second one were the ultras from kenitra in Morocco. The Helala boys is what they call themselves

Helala boys morocco respecte

Ac Kenitra: Respect from Sweden!!

San Lorenzo. The Pope's team as he grew up in Boedo, Buenos Aires, Argentina. A more appropriate translation for the two last phrases on San Lorenzo. We drink pure red wine straight from the bottle And we smoke all the marijuana

Ultras Morocco 🇲🇦 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The Morrocan song is more a political speech. One person making the speech would be arrested, but what can the police do when a whole stadium 'sing' the speech. As you can hear, there is no repeat, just a flow of statements that every one know by heart. Another Morrocan club has a song 'free Palestine' even more powerful, check this one and don't panic as it is not a violent song but very very emotional.

Its actually weird. USA often trys to compere itself it Europe. But reality is it dosent matter what part of World, Africa, asia, Europe, South america football fans are always passionate and dedicated. ANd somehow USA stays out. Actually Atlanta Might me only USA football club who has grown some fanbase, they are still far ahead rest of world, but they are sticking out in USA football fanbase.

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